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Registration date : 2009-10-13

Gravid L. difficilis
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Chilobrachys
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ANOTHER cHILOBRACHYS
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freshly molted P. subfusca (highland)
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H. mac hoping for a double clutch outta this girl
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Gravid P. regalis
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A. versicolor
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P. cambridgei
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Harpactira sp. Robertson
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Gravid Lampropelma violaceopes
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Gravid P. pederseni
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Moderator Age : 53 Registration date : 2008-08-07

Well, you got lots of little buns in the ovens, don't ya!! Thats awesome!
Is your Lampropelma violaceopes being a little pissy? Or is she just being curious?
How much longer do you have to wait on these beautiful little ladies?

Registration date : 2009-10-13

Nope, not curious at all. She's being a down right B***H! She was pretty calm before she was breed, now she's full of attitude.
I'm hoping she'll drop in 30 to 45 days and I'll have a ton of little blue demons

Moderator Registration date : 2009-06-11

I'm still really bummed out about the P. subfusca thing, glad its still kicking and weel
So are those Chilobrachys sp. C. huahini and C. guanxianxis, or how ever you spell the darned thing?

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What kind are the purple ones? They look like they are mean,nasties.

Moderator Registration date : 2009-06-11

That would be the Lampropelma violaciopes, or Singapore Blue.

Registration date : 2009-10-13

spider ninja wrote:: I'm still really bummed out about the P. subfusca thing, glad its still kicking and weel
So are those Chilobrachys sp. C. huahini and C. guanxianxis, or how ever you spell the darned thing?

That P. subfusca is mine, not the one from Craig. It's a "highland" or "dark phase" or whatever else you wanna call it. If it ever grows and I can breed him/her I'll hook you up with a few slings for donating yours when you didn't have to.

Yea, those are the Chilobrachys. I have been lazy and haven't done any research on them to figure out which is which. I'm pretty sure they were mislabeled when I got them so for now... I just call them Chilobrachys.

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Yall know your spidies way to much lol. I love them I don't know why but yall are so in to them. Thats cool. I have no luck with them. Except the big ones you used to get from pet stores.I tried with the small ones but oh well guess I wassn't meant to own one. I mean from a babie. Any way I really like seeing yalls critter spiders lol.

Moderator Registration date : 2009-06-11

C. huahini is the lighter one, and C. guanxianxis is the darker one. I couldn't remember if you got C. huahini, but they are quite blonde in appearance, and I'm still pissed I don't have any. You wouldn't by any chance be willing to part with one of those C. guanxianxis, would you? Or be willing to tell me how to spell it? hehehehe, I'm too lazy today to look it up
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Registration date : 2009-10-13

spider ninja wrote:: You wouldn't by any chance be willing to part with one of those C. guanxianxis, would you? Or be willing to tell me how to spell it? hehehehe, I'm too lazy today to look it up

Dang! You don't ask for much, do you???

Gimme a few to see what I get to hatch out and what I have to send you as far as pokies and I'll see what I can do.

Moderator Registration date : 2009-06-11

I think I'm reasonable
By the way, would you look up how to actually spell the name too? And maybe you can post it for me, its kind of hard to type it and stuff.
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Registration date : 2009-10-13

I believe it's guanxienisis but I could be wrong

Moderator Registration date : 2009-06-11

Ha, I was just screwing with you Few more of our T's Lol

So how many C. guanxiensis and how many C. huahini do you have again?

Registration date : 2009-10-13

I only have one guanxienisis. When I got them there were six Chilobrachys and for some reason I was thinking I had 3 and 3 but I guess I was wrong. I have the one guanxienisis and five huahini. I also have two or three fimbriatus and six andersoni

Moderator Registration date : 2009-06-11

Well, C. huahini is a pretty cool species, I'm still quite jealous